A not so happy ending

A not so happy ending

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Everyone expects a happy ending at the end of a book. An ending where the main character defeated the villain and lives happily ever after. Why do we expect that happy ending? Why do we expect that the main character defeated the villain and lives happily ever after? Why? Why do we like books where the main character goes through some ups-and-downs, but ends up living an almost 'perfect' life? I really don't understand that. So I decided to write a book that's more life-related. Because after all, not everyone has a happy ending where they defeated the villain.
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I've been very depressed and heartbroken so, what better than to create a story out of it? "This is my life" details a protagonist going through her teenage years up until the age of 21. Through love, friendship, grief, and heartbreak, you will get to witness what it's like being a young black girl trying to conquer the world. I hope anyone going through either heartbreak, grief, insecurities, mental health declines are able to read this and know that they're not alone! Life can be so ugly at times, but I promise things always get better. Not your typical romance or teen fiction book! My real life experience with fiction added :) Returning from my six year hiatus with a new book....my bad.

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